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Coding The Chrome Dinosaur using the Unity Platform is one of my favorite classes to teach on OutSchool. This coding class is designed for students ages 10-13 and will introduce them to Unity and programming in C# using Visual Studio. You can find this Unity coding class offered throughout the summer on OutSchool via this […]

In this electronics and programming & robotics course, students will build & code Micro:Bit battle bots to evade & engage rival bots in our class arena. Microbits use block code similar to Scratch. Great STEM summer camp activity Enrolling For All 5 Day Summer Sessions Now https://outschool.com/classes/epic-robotics-summer-camp-build-code-and-battle-your-own-microbit-battle-bot-LKYsEJES?usid=qxS2sb5B&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link The Yahboom Tiny:Bit Micro:Bit Car can be purchased

This is a simple program I wrote to allow the user to click a button in Unity and send a message via Serial to the Micro:Bit. Attached is a Unity Package file to run the scene shown in the via. This is the core component of my Bot Wars program that I am working on

This is the next step to creating a fully functional Micro:Bit Battle Bots program for students where students anywhere in the world can both program the bots from their computers as well as control them to battle at a remote location(My office). I am so excited about the possibilities. Please SUBSCRIBE! I will share the

Welcome to the first Micro:Bit Battle Bots League Episode. This will be the first of many battles to come. Want to get in on the action? Subscribe to this channel! Instructions on how to create your own bot code and enter it into the arena will be posted shortly. No Micro:Bit required! Battle Objective: Two

Welcome to the first installment of my new Micro:Bit Battle Bots video series. Battle Objective: Two Microbits are loaded into Yahboom’s Tiny:Bit vehicle modules and battle autonomously to knock the Lego pins from the side of the enemy vehicle. Each battle lasts 3 minutes or until one bot has lost all of its pins. I

This is one of my favorite 3D print designs of all time. This design created by 3DCentralVA on Thingiverse.com utilizes a unique trick where the 3D printer prints the “branches” of the tree in mid-air causing the molten plastic to drop forming what is called a Drooloop. These branches form the classic curled that makes

A Chungus Among Us… That was to be the name for my next YouTube 3D Printer Time Lapse upload. Except it was originally going to be a 3D printed Chungus. Then it dawned on me that this could be more than a title, it could be a masterpiece. Then I saw the disturbing monstrosity that

Carpenters say “Measure Twice, Cut Once”. This phrase should apply to 3D Printing as well. I was all excited to live cast my Mandalorian 3D print. Things started off fine. It was only 8 hours in that I realized my critical error…. the camera angle was WAY off. This resulted in a 11+ Hour Time

The 3D Printed “Furry” Christmas Tree This is one of my favorite 3D print designs of all time. This design created by 3DCentralVA on Thingiverse.com utilizes a unique trick where the 3D printer prints the “branches” of the tree in mid-air causing the molten plastic to drop forming what is called a Drooloop. These branches